You can mod while you have a warranty.
Welcome to the forums
Welcome to the forums
2013 Versa in Phoenix
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Hey guys and gals. Just dropping by after buying my first Nissan and first new car.
I picked this babe up Sunday with 2 miles on the odo, and she already has 350 on it. :37:
Plans are to run a K&N filter if I can find it, AZ's exhaust (need to find out which resonator size and pipe size I need), and coil springs at first, but coil overs in the future.
The question is, should I wait until the warranty is over or can I start modding away?
It only has 2 speakers I believe because the rear fade does not work, so a new audio system is also in order, but I want a single DIN so I can install my Alinco dr-605 in it as well.
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I picked this babe up Sunday with 2 miles on the odo, and she already has 350 on it. :37:
Plans are to run a K&N filter if I can find it, AZ's exhaust (need to find out which resonator size and pipe size I need), and coil springs at first, but coil overs in the future.
The question is, should I wait until the warranty is over or can I start modding away?
It only has 2 speakers I believe because the rear fade does not work, so a new audio system is also in order, but I want a single DIN so I can install my Alinco dr-605 in it as well.
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Cool thanks for the reply's guys/gals
Its a manual.
On the way home from work I took a little rock to the window, now I have a crack about 14" long
On the way home from work I took a little rock to the window, now I have a crack about 14" long
Good choice. Thats the reason most people get base models. Plus they're more fun to modify.
Its a single piece that can be peeled off on a later date.
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